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GLIMPSE (JOURNAL)
It is a cool Wednesday evening, eighteen minutes past seven, and I’m laying on my bed, covering my legs with the yellow wrapper my mother gave to me four years ago. I’m reading a book by Chimamanda that I bought last week when I traveled. The Thing Around Your Neck. It reminds me of myself, Read more
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Strange Ordeal in Lagos Traffic (Poem)
“Please help me Ma” A woman cried. I looked at her & my eyes widened with surprise Lying in her arms was a thin sick child Whose eyes sunk deep in their sockets and just may die “Please help me Ma” The woman cried again I was too filled with pity to turn away I Read more
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THE AFRICAN FEMALE PRIDE
First poem on the blog in April! I am deeply rooted in the African culture The traditional ways of life. The colour of my skin, the melanin My Father’s slender cane. Read more

